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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

22

Subway News Stands Spark Legislative Scrutiny

The Thompson committee examined Ward & Gow's subway news stands claiming monopoly profits and large city losses under the dual subway contract. Ward testified leases run to 1914 with a 15 year renewal and profits cited as about 1 per stand yearly while Interborough disputed renewal legality.

Thompson Legislative Committee Ward & Gow Thompson Interborough William Merican New York Newsdealers’ Association Interborough Company Mehican McAneny Ward & Gov Asxea Bure Mericaney Artemas Ward Inter Mr. Ward Senator Thompson Ward Public Service Commission Interborough Couny Ward & Son Ar Thompson Quackenbush Us HR T. S. Williams Ardent Williams Abell BAR. T Colonel Williams Teorser Thompson Tis Shelr Taxpavers Protective Association of Hrockton Iovernor "Hitman Classon Avenue Mtr

Three Held As $25 000 Jewelry Theft At Gotham Hotel

Frederick Hall alias Graham arrested after jewelry valued at $25 000 stolen from George Bird in his Fifth Avenue Gotham Hotel apartment. Holdstein and Laura Green charged with receiving. Bird’s missing items include a string, a diamond with sapphire ring, and a diamond collar brace. Hall held in $10 184 bail. others in $10 40 bail. Hints connect Hall to Gibbs, with sightings in Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.

George Bird Gotham Fifth Avenue Fifty-fifth Street Frederick Hall Graham Yorkville Court Hall Mermaid Avenue Toney Island Caspar Holdstein Laura Green Bird David Gibbs Friuie N. Y Gioods Volice Gibbs Dutt Boston Philadelphia Tira Diarmond Dow Coller Holdstein Laura Treen & Mond Mr Bird Hall Elmira Reformatory

Society Serves Breakfast to Picket Cloakworkers

Women from the Women's City club and Authors' League will feed 4,000 cloakmakers' pickets in the cloak and suit district at 6:45 this morning. Volunteers loaded with sandwiches and coffee will depart from Fifth Avenue and Twenty-eighth Street to cover the district under direction of Mrs. Gifford Pinchot and others. Magistrate Levy rebuked two pickets in Jefferson Market Court on assault charges, ordering a $500 bond and warning that future offenses could bring harsher penalties. Lazarus Joseph urged arbitration with independent cloak and suit manufacturers, while Benjamin Schiesinger demanded a full member list before any talks with the union.

Women's City Club Authors’ League Cloak and Suit Fifth Avenue Twenty-eighth Street Gifford Pinchot J. Sergeant Cram Anne Lee Alice Carpenter Levy Jefferson Market Court Jacob Slotcky Harry Wadler Madison Avenue Samuel Schwartz Alinger Bros West Twenty-sixth Street Lazarus Joseph Independent Cloak and Suit Manufacturers Benjamin Schiesinger Cloakmakers’ Union Schlesinger

German Boys Training The War Touches All Ages

London reports from The Times describing Germany’s war mobilization. Boys as young as 14 have front duty, 17 year olds in training depots, and many men used in government and industry. Civilians vanish from towns as youths replace adult labor in every sector.

New York Times London the Times Germany

Father Sues to Free Imprisoned Boy in Hawthorne Case

Justice Gregerich issued a writ of habeas corpus to compel the Jewish Protectory at Hawthorne New York to produce Isadore Baumgarten before the Supreme Court. Isadore, committed by Justice Hoyt after truancy reprimand, was sent to the refectory rather than being returned home. The father Henry Baumgarten seeks release before his sister’s wedding on Saturday.

Gregerich Supreme Court Hawthorne N. Y Isadore Baumgarten Baumgarten Isadore

Denial of Seizure Rumor Hits Hackensack

Rumor said the U S government seized the Canadian Car and Foundry ammunition plant and sixty five cars of ammunition. Officials and Kingsland police deny any foundation for the claim.

Deny U. S. Hackensack N. J Canadian Car and Foundry Company Kingsland Police

Infantile paralysis cases rise in Brooklyn noted in brief

City health officials report twelve new infantile paralysis cases in Brooklyn bringing the total in the area to about forty three with most cases in South Brooklyn. Three children in Williamsburg died yesterday. The report also mentions a trial in the Bronx and a large dinner event of stenographers, with New York City advertising for civil service stenographers.

Health Department Brooklyn South Brooklin Williamsburg Vincenzo Neapolitano van Neet Avenue Bronx Jimmie Naples Keng & Neapolitane Marie Wklein Dacehtero Charles Wlein Beth- Reformed Church Lorbert New York

Healer Schlatter letters reveal New York revenue claims

In a Los Angeles hearing, letters from Francis Schlatter and secretary Algard test the healing campaign in New York and California. They claim daily offerings around 80 dollars, with Schlat ter receiving most funds for the church while advertising profits ensue from press write ups.

New York California August Schrader The Baptist Church of California, Inc United States Houghton Francis Schlatter Mose August Algard Los Ageles Schrader Asgard Philadelphia

300 ROOKIES NAMED AS FIT FOR OFFICERS

300 rookies at Plattsburg receive commissions or expected officer bars after recommendations by company commanders. Major Murray to appoint this week. notable names include Archie Roosevelt and Rhinelander Waldo. Detachments bound for Mexico and coast defense training are set to depart soon.

Nee York Times Plattsburg N. Y Murray Charles B. Hughes, Jr Archie Roosevelt Theodore Rousseau Mitchell Rhinelander Waldo Sinclair Kennedy Hioookline Mass Frank P. Mather, Jr Princeton University W. E. Tlocking Starvard John P. Hogan The Board of Water Supply Russell Auchincloss David P. Barrows United States Phillipines Belgian Relief Committee Gaston Sargeant Chicago Opera Comey E. H. Delafield J. K. Collins Clinton County W. C. Fargo Williston L. I Putnam Washington Surmuer Cabot Boston F. A. Sansome Seventh Avenue New York Mark RK. M. G. Wilam West Fifty-eighth Street Herbert K. Ryerson, Jr West 107Th Street William F. Casey, Jr Hastings Daniel A. J. Eaat Church Street Oliver. Perrin Fortieth Street A. Romeyn Pierson, Jr Glen Ridge N. J A. Heath Onthanok Arlington John Caswell East Fifty-first Street D. W. Maccormack Mather Cleveland Presbyterian Hospital J. M. Cartiste Guy A. E. Irving, Jr New Brighton Oliver Hast Orange BH. Brown East Forty-frst John &. Hoffman East Forty-ninth Street William K Loomis Thomas Street Kenneth P. da Fourth Avenue Samuel Sloan Fcloas East Seventieth Street W. F. Whithouse East Seventy-third Street M. Thayer E. H. O''Flynn Stamford Conn F. T. Hill Wall Street H. L. Riker Madison Avenue M. F. Steindler Riversiderive L. H. Davidow West 101St Street J. H. Gahan Lindsay Denison Great Neck A. E. Wince Passaic A. W Arnold West Seventy-fift Street G. P. Ames T. Miller West Broadway J. Marshall Yonkers P. C. Flemming G. L. Berry Gien Ange A. W. Barber Nasesu Street Baxter West Ninetieth Street William Harrigan West Forty-seventh Street Theodore M. Mall J. C. Pratt Harrison Trail Coast Defenses

Labor for Flag's Defense Spurs Socialist Attacks

Labor leaders favor national duty with the National Guard and caution against anti mobilization protests. James P. Holland of the New York State Federation notes an imminent AFL Executive Board discussion on mobilization. Socialists plan agitation against U S troops in Mexico led by Morris Hillquit criticizes intervention as a commercial war driven by capital interests.

American Federation of Labor National Guard James P. Holland New York State Federation Atlanta United States Samuel Gompers Federation War Department East Eighty-fourth Street Mexico Socialist Party Wilson Morris Hillquit The Mr. Hillquit Villa

Pennsylvania Castle Sells at Auction for 20 Dollars

Pennsylvania Castle at Portland known as Rufus Castle and linked to Thomas Hardy’s novel was sold by auction in Dorchester for 20 dollars. The property built in 1800 by John Penn for 100000 dollars includes portraits, manuscripts, and relics related to William Penn and early Pennsylvania history. Christies will auction Penn family items on July 10 including letters, portraits, and two treaty belts.

New York Times London Pennsylvania Castle Portland Rufus Castle Thomas Hardy Aucetion Dorchester John Penn William Penn Eary History of Pennsylvania Christies Penn James Logan

Medals for their music by Seaforth Highlanders

The London Gazette reports that Company Quartermaster Sergeant Heech and Lance Corporal Vickery of the Seventh Seaforth Highlanders receive the Distinguished Conduct Medal for rallying comrades by playing tunes on mouth organs under heavy fire while standing on a parapet.

New York Times London London Gazette Heech Vickery Seventh Seaforth Highlanders

Heiress Drugged Held Prisoner In Newark Dressmaker Recalls

Miss Gertrude Claypool, a 42 year old heiress, was allegedly drugged and held for two days after revoking her will to favor her father. Detectives pursued leads as indictments for assault and battery emerged against two involved parties.

Swahh Gertrude Claypool Great Northern Newark Bookwalter Ohio Miss Claypool Swanney James F. McK Enney Grout & McKinney Roadway Steate McKinney Mids Claypool Ménia Hookwalter Italy Clay l Maglet Bessie Grace H. Cannon East Eighty-first Street Cornell University Fifth Avenue Inc Seaman Explorer R. Seaman

Auto Thieves Held Up Garage Owner On Lonely Road

Philip Stone of a Paterson garage reported two youths hijacked his new car on Market Street. The pair, aged 22 and an engineer from New York, forced him to stop near Passaic before speeding away. Police pursued acrossTuxedo, recovering the car and detaining the suspects for extradition.

New York Times Paterson BN J Philip Stone Market Street Captain Tracey Stone Passaic Passaic Bridge Day G. ©. Bush Chief Bush Tracey Central Tye Hush béeSAn &@ chase Tuxedo Cief Hait Bush Willam Fenmore Newport Frank Simmons New York City

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